Strategy:
Omaha
Pre-flop play: Basic Concepts
by PokerStrategy.com
Introduction
This article explains
Playable and unplayable hands
Importance of preflop hand selection
When to raise or limp
Since Omaha is played with 4 cards rather than 2, there is a huge number of possible starting ha…
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#1
mouse89, 06 Oct 08 15:12
ok#2
Joshquan, 04 Aug 09 16:42
why is hand 2 a call, and hand 5 a fold? They follow similar concepts and Hand 5 is better conected?#3
bradomurder, 20 Aug 09 02:07
I would have thought hand 5 was an easier call than hand 2. Anyone?#4
imontiltdonk, 30 Aug 09 09:41
on hand 5 what do you want to hit. flush or straight low draws easily beat so you either lose stack to big hand or get no action if you do outdraw#5
joehahaha, 31 Dec 10 05:16
because:- hand 2 can draw to nutflush (hand 5 cant)
- Hand 2 is more likely to hit maxstraight
#6
AngryJack7, 09 May 11 12:05
joe what are you writing about?at hand we got 2 suited connectors and if we hit a low flop we are most likely on a flush or straight draw,however the quiz says its been reraised 2 times so fold is an option here,depends how you play but i would call with this hand and see what the flop brings